Phonology Circle will meet on Wednesdays this semester from 5–7pm in 32-D831 unless otherwise noted. The Phonology Circle is a weekly forum for the presentation of current research in phonology and phonetics. If you want to receive the email announcements, or have any other comments about Phonology Circle, please email Michael Kenstowicz.
Karim Shoul, CNRS
The Relationship Between Back and Front Articulations in Moroccan Arabic
Youngah Do & Michael Kenstowicz
Kyungsang Korean Accent Patterns: Lexical Drift, Loanwords, Novel Words
Peter Graff and Emad Taliep
English Speakers Track Absolute Frequency in Consonant Co-occurrence
Sam Steddy
Adam Albright
Discovering and modeling cumulative markedness interactions with loglinear models
Holiday
Sverre Strausland Johnsen
Vowel Weakening in Old West Saxon
Suyeon Yun
Epenthesis Positioning in Loan Adaptation: Phonetics, Phonology, Typology
Sameer ud Dowla Khan (Brown University)
What echo reduplication reveals about correspondence and similarity
Rory Turnbull (Ohio State University)
Gretchen Kern
Perceptual Similarity in Sonority Contours: Evidence from Early Irish Rhyming Patterns
Manchester Phonology Meeting
